Lessons from a Classic Adventure Parenting Memoir Cover photo courtesy of Olivia Dugenet By Olivia Dugenet “Caprice” was a 25-foot boat with a cockpit, engine room and just enough space to sleep Muriel Wylie Blanchet and her five children. They spent entire summers on “Caprice” back in the 1920s and ‘30s, exploring the waters and […]
Cover photo courtesy of S. Michal Bennett As the former owner of a mobile coffee business as well as an outdoor enthusiast, I have gathered recipes that transport well and make great small bites to enjoy just about anywhere. One of my favorites is a cookie that you can eat for breakfast, snack, or dessert.
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Cover photo courtesy of Alana Livingston By Alana Livingston I remember passing by a sign near Northtown Mall a few years ago that simply said “Float.” At the time, I didn’t pay much attention to it. But recently, while waiting for my massage therapist at Elements Massage in Wandermere, I noticed a video in the
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Over 20 years ago I had my first job as a fledgling wildlife biologist on the Republic Ranger District in the Colville National Forest. That summer I saw my first bobcat, nearly biked into a bear, crossed the border for an air-conditioned movie theater and good wings, did loon nest success surveys, and sat outside
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By Alana Livingston Cover photo courtesy of Alana Livingston By now, you have no doubt heard of the Indigenous Eats Restaurant through its many deserving accolades, which include USA Today’s 10 Best New Restaurants this year, most unique menu in Best in BID Awards, Best New Restaurant 2023 and Best Taco 2024 in the Best
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Photo: Ashley Voykin RED Mountain Resort has announced that construction has begun on the new RED Mountain Bike Park, a key component of a major long-term investment and strategic four-season plan, marking an exciting new chapter for the resort. With a focus on projects that showcase the region’s natural assets, RED aims to create a
By Karie Lee Knoke Cover photo courtesy of Bri Loveall In ancient traditions, summer is the element of fire. The time of action, expression, creativity and joy. A time to be free and untethered. Here in the Inland Northwest, our summers are short. There is an urgency in the air to play as hard as
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In high school, my friend Beth and I coined a term for ourselves: red-faced sisters. This referred to the way we looked—for hours—after exercise. We were two pale, rosy-undertoned teenagers who avoided sports and physical activity, preferring Reel Big Fish concerts, reading Allure magazine, and watching old Beatles documentaries. After every PE class and warm
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Cover photo courtesy Ammi Midstokke The first time I was given a book written by Nikos Kazantzakis, I’d never heard of the nine-time Nobel nominee or even been to Greece. I did, however, have a Greek lover (as I recommend all people do at least one time in their life) who was trying to help
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